solutions for a failing democracy
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 27 сен 2024
- for more of my content or to support me: bradenwellman.com
why genuinely good people do horrific things: • why genuinely good peo...
pre requisites for a functioning democracy: • pre requisites for a f...
jonathan haidt cell phones and mental health: jonathanhaidt....
the world food program: donate.wfpusa....
Here before the algorithm blows this video up
Correct me If i missed something but I couldn’t even see it in my own recently watched, I had to get on wifi for some reason and click show unavailable vids i wouldn’t be surprised if his videos are being suppressed in one way or another
Excited for this video! Can’t wait!
Alright, I made it to the end! Firstly, thank you for this and well done, I am feeling empowered, and yes, this is something I can get behind. You have managed to consolidate many thoughts I've had for a long time, though it had me defeated for a while, I see you've kept your heart through it all, and I just want to encourage you to never lose that. It sounds like we've had some similar experiences with addiction, mental health and recognition of the absolute soul-grinding culture and system we live in, so your words have gone straight to my heart, and I think you are absolutely right. I see you have a real message to share, excited to see what you come up with next!
A small side note I think is interesting. Urban planning seems to be one of the very few disciplines where people get together and agree on shared values and then (hopefully) implement evidence-based solutions, Land use and development seem to the the only things we have taken seriously enough to implement this thinking and then of course they are only presented as recommendations to those in power.
Amalgamation (noun): the process of merging 2 or more things into a single body. Amalgam (noun): the single body produced after merging 2 or more things.
For another perspective that's a bit more technical, I recommend Jaron Lanier's *Data Dignity.*
5 min in and you earned my subscription. Thanks for your work i can tell already it’s great
BRO YOU LOOK LIKE ROCKY
Listened to a bit and you seem like a smart guy. Your video topics interest me a lot. However personally 3 and a half hours is more time than I have to watch a single video. I wish you made a 20-40 min edited down version of your key points. Either way keep it up, I love seeing intellectual videos like these in the sea of degeneracy the modern internet often feels like
It’s a time commitment for sure but engaging with this type of discourse should be prioritized by all people. How many examples do we have of people basically losing their minds about the current state of the world and then turning that into a 3 part informative presentation to try to foster some kind of impact for the betterment of the world ? People binge a whole season of a worthless show without question. His videos def have room for improvement to make them more concise but they are this lengthy because the subject matter is dense and complicated. He has some self questioning tangents and a few repetitive points but I think the repetition was more intentional and the tangents seem to be from his perfectionist OCD ADHD brain flow lol. Idk if he has any of those official diagnoses but it seems like it. If this is 100% genuine and not some elaborate performance art then I feel for the guy. He’s consumed, maddened, and desperate to a different world. I feel like anyone that actually digests the current global affairs should be driven just as crazy or they are delusional or disassociating to cope. For me all I can do is look around and scream 😂
i love these videos, genuinely, can you make more?
A failing democracy can be fixed by making some key changes. Changing how elections work, like using ranked-choice voting, can make things fairer. It's important to keep courts and other government groups independent, so no one has too much power. Teaching people more about politics can help them get involved and make better choices. Governments also need to be more open and honest to gain trust. Finally, fighting corruption with strong laws and enforcement is key to making democracy work better again.